@rdtsc @dbermond There seems to be an issue with the sha256sum. Up until the version released in 2/17, this was set to 'SKIP' for "git+https://github.com/intel/opencl-clang.git#commit=${_oclcommit}" (5th one in the list). Setting it to 'SKIP' by editing the build files before installation fixes the issue.
Well, they sent me here. New 1.0.16510.2-1 = no change. Thanks for all your effort; it is appreciated.
@rdtsc It looks like that you are not using Arch Linux, and this is not supported. Please seek help in your distribution's support channels.
Hello, when doing a pamac update, I'm seeing intel-graphics-compiler-bin 1:1.0.16238.4-1 (1:1.0.15985.7-1) AUR but it fails with ==> Validating source files with sha256sums... opencl-clang ... NOT FOUND. Seems to be unable to contact github; maybe a location or name changed? Thanks.
@bkb Sorry, but AUR helpers are not supported. Please use makepkg.
@bkb I cannot reproduce your issue. Package is building and installing fine for me. What is the command that you're using for getting this?
error: 'intel-graphics-compiler-bin': could not find or read package error: 'intel-compute-runtime-bin': could not find or read package
@bkb You need to install both at the same time with 'pacman -U'.
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@srahman5317 The checksums are correct and there is no issue with them. The makepkg '--geninteg' option (and the 'updpkgsums' command) now calculate the checksum of VCS sources when they specify a checkout, instead of using 'SKIP'. The 'SKIP' entry is the old makepkg behavior for cases like this, and now is used only when there is no checkout specified. There is no fix the be applied here, as the package is building fine in an up-to-date Arch Linux system. See this commit and this section for details. The OP (@rdtsc) is using another operating system, and, as stated, this is not supported.